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Course-Ground Beer Mustard
Course-Ground Beer Mustard
Serves: 1
Cook Time: 15mins
Summary

Try this homemade beer mustard with pretzels, sandwiches, or as a marinade for meats. It's quick to make and perfect for adding a punch of flavor to your favorite dishes. 

Ingredients

For 1 Jar of Mustard:

6 Tbsp Mustard Seeds

½ Cup Mustard Powder

2 Tsp Salt

½ Cup Beer (or Water)

3 Tbsp Cider Vinegar

Directions

1.  Grind the Mustard Seeds

Start by coarsely grinding the mustard seeds. You can use a spice grinder, coffee grinder, or even a mortar and pestle for this step. The goal is to break down the seeds while maintaining some texture.

2. Mix the Dry Ingredients

In a bowl, combine the ground mustard seeds, mustard powder, and salt. Mix well to ensure the dry ingredients are evenly distributed.

3. Add the Beer

Pour in ½ cup of beer (or water if substituting) and stir the mixture thoroughly. The beer not only adds a unique flavor but also helps in binding the ingredients together.

4. Let it Rest

Allow the mixture to sit for at least 10 minutes. This resting period helps to mellow the sharpness of the mustard. The longer it rests, the milder the mustard will become.

5. Add Vinegar

After the resting period, pour in 3 Tbsp of cider vinegar. Stir well to combine. The vinegar adds a tangy note that balances the flavors beautifully.

6. Jar and Refridgerate

Transfer your mustard into a clean jar. Seal it tightly and refrigerate it overnight. This allows the flavors to meld and develop fully.

7. Put Some Mustard On It

The next day, your homemade beer mustard is ready to use! Add a dollop or two to your favorite foods and enjoy the burst of flavor.

Notes

1. Switch Up Beers

Different beers can give your mustard a unique twist. Try a stout for a rich, deep flavor or a pale ale for a lighter touch.

2. Adjust the Texture

If you prefer a smoother mustard, blend the mixture longer or use a finer grind on the mustard seeds.

3. Save Some for Later

Keep your mustard refrigerated and it will stay fresh for a couple of weeks.